Changes: Barclay Program 15 holograms

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A list of holograms appearing in Reginald Barclay's Barclay Program 15. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")

Unnamed

Boy at the picnic

Wesley, Barclay program 15 — A Boy at the picnic

The boy at the picnic was a hologram of Wesley Crusher. He was enjoying a picnic with his mother. He was ill-mannered and the mother chided him, saying that "Master Barclay" would spank him if he misbehaved.

Barclay resented that fact the Wesley made fun of him by calling him "Broccoli" and represented him as ill-mannered and a slob. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")

Like his real counterpart, he was portrayed by Wil Wheaton.

Goddess of Empathy

Troi, Barclay program 15 — The Goddess of Empathy

The Goddess of Empathy was a representation of Deanna Troi, who Barclay had a crush on. In one scene he and the goddess had a romantic kiss. When Riker, Troi, and La Forge entered the program to find Barclay, they were greeted by the goddess, who was spewing romantic, soothing rhetoric. When asked where Barclay was, the hologram began to hit on all of them. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")

Like the real counterpart, she was portrayed by Marina Sirtis.

Musketeer Number One

Riker, Barclay program 15 — The Musketeer "Number One"

Musketeer Number One was a holographic representation of Commander William T. Riker. He was a bumbling fool who was very short in stature, and stumbled up to the crew hunched over and screamed "en garde!" His voice was noticeably higher in pitch than the actual Riker's.

This hologram was designed by Barclay because Riker was very strict with him. The shortness of the hologram gave Barclay the opportunity to cut him down to size as Counselor Troi believed that he found Riker's height intimidating. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")

Like the real counterpart, he was portrayed by Jonathan Frakes. Doug Biery filled in as photo double for Frakes.

The Three Musketeers

The Three Musketeers were holographic representations of Captain Picard, Data, and Geordi La Forge. Barclay would fight them in a fencing match and defeat all three of them at the same time.

While looking for Barclay, La Forge, Deanna Troi and William T. Riker came upon them. Musketeer Picard opined on the disagreeable nature of the real crew. The three challenged them to a fight. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")

Like the real counterparts, the three were portrayed by Patrick Stewart, LeVar Burton, and Brent Spiner. An unknown actor filled in as photo double for LeVar Burton.

Woman on a swing

Crusher, Barclay program 15 — The Woman on a swing

The woman on a swing was a representation of Dr. Beverly Crusher. She was enjoying a picnic with her son and told La Forge that Barclay got into a bit of a scrap. La Forge found him fighting The Three Musketeers. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")

Like the real counterpart, she was portrayed by Gates McFadden.

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-A list of [[hologram]]s appearing in [[Reginald Barclay]]'s [[holoprogram #15]]. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
+A list of '''[[hologram]]s''' appearing in [[Reginald Barclay]]'s '''[[Barclay Program 15]]'''. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
-== Unnamed characters ==
+== Unnamed ==
-===The Three Musketeers===
+=== Boy at the picnic ===
-[[Image:The Three Musketeers.jpg|thumb|[[The Three Musketeers]]]]
+[[File:Wesley, Barclay program 15.jpg|thumb|A Boy at the picnic]]
+The '''boy at the [[picnic]]''' was a [[hologram]] of [[Wesley Crusher]]. He was enjoying a picnic with his [[mother]]. He was ill-mannered and the mother chided him, saying that "Master Barclay" would spank him if he misbehaved.
-'''The Three Musketeers''' were [[holographic]] representations of [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]], [[Data]], and [[Geordi La Forge]]. Barclay would fight them in a fencing match and defeat all three of them at the same time.
-While looking for Barclay, La Forge, [[Deanna Troi]] and [[William Riker]] came upon the them. Musketeer Picard opined on the disagreeable nature of the real crew. The three challenged them to a fight. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
+Barclay resented that fact the Wesley made fun of him by calling him "[[Broccoli]]" and represented him as ill-mannered and a slob. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
+{{bginfo|Like his real counterpart, he was portrayed by [[Wil Wheaton]].}}
-<br clear=all>
+{{clear}}
-===Boy at the Picnic===
+=== Goddess of Empathy ===
-[[Image:Wesley_hologram2366.jpg|thumb|[[Wesley Crusher]] ([[hologram]])]]
+[[File:Troi, Barclay program 15.jpg|thumb|The Goddess of Empathy]]
+The '''[[God]]dess of [[Empathy]]''' was a representation of Deanna Troi, who Barclay had a crush on. In one scene he and the goddess had a romantic [[kiss]]. When Riker, Troi, and La Forge entered the program to find Barclay, they were greeted by the goddess, who was spewing romantic, soothing rhetoric. When asked where Barclay was, the hologram began to hit on all of them. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
-The '''Boy at the picnic''' was a [[hologram]] of [[Wesley Crusher]]. He was enjoying a picnic with his mother. He was ill-mannered and the mother chided him, saying that "Master Barclay" would spank him if he misbehaved.
+{{bginfo|Like the real counterpart, she was portrayed by [[Marina Sirtis]].}}
+{{clear}}
+=== Musketeer Number One ===
-Barclay resented that fact the Wesley made fun of him by calling him [[Broccoli]] and represented him as ill-mannered and a slob.
+[[File:Riker, Barclay program 15.jpg|thumb|The Musketeer "Number One"]]
-({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
+'''Musketeer [[Number one|Number One]]''' was a holographic representation of Commander William T. Riker. He was a bumbling fool who was very short in stature, and stumbled up to the crew hunched over and screamed "''en garde!''"  His voice was noticeably higher in pitch than the actual Riker's.
-<br clear=all>
+This hologram was designed by Barclay because Riker was very strict with him. The shortness of the hologram gave Barclay the opportunity to cut him down to size as Counselor Troi believed that he found Riker's height intimidating. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
-===Goddess of Empathy===
+{{bginfo|Like the real counterpart, he was portrayed by [[Jonathan Frakes]]. [[Doug Biery]] filled in as [[photo double]] for Frakes.}}
-[[Image:Deanna Troi - Goddess of Empathy.jpg|thumb|Troi hologram as the Goddess of Empathy]]
+{{clear}}
-The '''Goddess of Empathy''' was a representation of Deanna Troi, who Barclay had a crush on. In one scene he and the goddess had a romantic kiss. When Riker, Troi, and La Forge entered the program to find Barclay, they were greeted by the goddess, who was spewing romantic, soothing rhetoric. When asked were Barclay was, the hologram began to hit on all of them. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
-<br clear=all>
-===Muskateer Number One===
-[[Image:Rikerhologram.jpg|thumb|[[William Riker]] ([[hologram]])]]
-'''Musketeer Number One''' was a [[holographic]] representation of William Riker. [[Number One]] was a bumbling fool who was very short in stature, and stumbled up to the crew hunched over and screamed "''EN GARDE!''"
+=== The Three Musketeers ===
-This hologram was designed by Barclay because Riker was very strict with him. The shortness of the hologram gave Barclay the opportunity to cut him down to size. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
+[[File:The Three Musketeers.jpg|thumb|The Three Musketeers]]
+'''[[The Three Musketeers]]''' were [[holographic]] representations of [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard|Picard]], [[Data]], and [[Geordi La Forge]]. Barclay would fight them in a [[fencing]] match and defeat all three of them at the same time.
+While looking for Barclay, La Forge, [[Deanna Troi]] and [[William T. Riker]] came upon them. Musketeer Picard opined on the disagreeable nature of the real [[crew]]. The three challenged them to a fight. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
-===Woman on a Swing===
+{{bginfo|Like the real counterparts, the three were portrayed by [[Patrick Stewart]], [[LeVar Burton]], and [[Brent Spiner]]. An [[unknown actor]] filled in as [[photo double]] for LeVar Burton.}}
-[[Image:Crusher_hologram2366.jpg|thumb|[[Beverly Crusher]] ([[hologram]])]]
+{{clear}}
-The '''Woman on a Swing''' was a representation of Dr. Crusher. She was enjoying a picnic with her son. She told La Forge that Barclay got into a bit of a scrap. La Forge found him fighting The Three Musketeers. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
-<br clear=all>
+=== Woman on a swing ===
-[[Category:Holograms]]
+[[File:Crusher, Barclay program 15.jpg|thumb|The Woman on a swing]]
+The '''woman on a [[swing]]''' was a representation of [[Doctor|Dr.]] [[Beverly Crusher]]. She was enjoying a picnic with her [[son]] and told La Forge that Barclay got into a bit of a scrap. La Forge found him fighting The Three Musketeers. ({{TNG|Hollow Pursuits}})
+{{bginfo|Like the real counterpart, she was portrayed by [[Gates McFadden]].}}
+{{clear}}
+[[Category:Unnamed holograms]]